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From: Lance Uyehara <lance@verniernetworks.com>
Subject: FreeBSD Port: pth-1.4.0
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Help!

I'm using pth_poll() to check if a socket is still valid. I am controlling 
the client side and the server side in my test, so I know the connection is 
still open. So I do:

         struct pollfd myfd;
         int poll_ret;

         myfd.fd = sock;
         myfd.events = POLLIN;
         myfd.revents = 0;

         poll_ret = pth_poll(&myfd, 1, 0);

I get:
	poll_ret = 0
	myfd.fd = sock
           myfd.events = POLLIN
	myfd.revents = 0

I actually get the same results if I use 1 or 0 instead of the passed in 
socket. What am I doing wrong? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

-Lance


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